Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-04-09
OUR BUSINESS HOUSES.
Representative Firms Coming to
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the Front In ssThe Democrat
ANTICIPATING THE BOOM.
Messrs. j. T. Lynch and VIM. Glass
man, of this city have, formed real es
tate agency. To say that they will make
a success of it is drawing it rather mild
they will naturally make it hum no two
persons in the city are better fitted tc
carry on such a business. The former
is an intelligent and clear sighted man
the latter social, energetic and a wide
awake young man; both are honest and
trustworthy. Mr.. Lynch came from
Colorado here in 1870, leaving behind
| him large circle of warm friends; he
was our former postmaster, and has
many friends here and is regarded as one
of our substantial men, Mr. Glassman
has been with US but a short time; he
came from Helena and Benton, Montana,
and brings with him first class references
showing that he stood we'll in the bust
ness circles there Salt Lake just at this
time, is an inviting field, for men who
have liking for real estate business,
and judging from the character and good
business habits of these gentlemen, we
| certainly expect success to crown their
efforts. They have our best wishes
SPENCER CLAwsoN
The only exclusive wholesale dry goods
house in the Territory is before the pub
lie to-day in new advertisement. Mr..
Clawson enjoys an excellent repu-
tation in business circles East and West.
The large sample and sales rooms are
under the personal supervision of Mr..
c., and the choice goods found therein
are selected by him in the best Eastern
and foreign markets. His already
heavy businesses is rapidly increas-
ing with the facilities at his COM
mand, and with his knowledge of the
dry goods and notion business, there is
no reason why this house should not be-
come the distributing point for this re-
gion. Mr.. G. is always pleased to have
those visiting the city call at his rooms,
where polite statesmen are ever ready to
show them the large and we'll selected
stock, whether they are purchasers or
not. The fact that these goods are Sc
lected for this market and are
not ordered from representatives,
make it clear that this house can show
goods and give prices that should be of
the greatest interest to all buyers in this
region. We recommend all who are de-
slrous OF doing business with pleasant
and straightforward business man to call
on Spencer Clawson.
L. p. KELSEY.
We call attention to the advertisement
which this gentleman places before the
public in our columns to-day. We have |
known the gentleman for many years,
and that he is competent is acknowledged |
by the many for whom he now doing |
business. Mr. K feels assured that there |
is bright business future before the city, |
and when gentlemen of experience in such |
matters speak, it is generally on facts |
and figures and not on air castles. Mr.. |
K. is now kept literally on the Jump |
filling engagements, showing properties |
and answering inquiries in regard to real |
estate matters. Those who are DESTROYS
Of selling or buying properties in this
section can rely on L. P.
Kelsey.
THOMAS CARTER.
This old time gun man has larger
stock than ever before, and is prepared
TO supply the trade with all kinds of guns,
pistols and ammunition. He has the
finest stock of canes ever brought here,
Ind also carries stock of tobacco, cigars
and smokers goods, bicycles, base ball
md sporting goods generally. The won
ierful Wire Basket is of itself well worth
Inspection. This, with the Lightning
Cleanser and the Liquid Glue, are
Useful novelties to be found
My at Carter's Gun Store.
This gentleman is still more favOrably
with the prospects for Utah's
1 /
o eastern cities. His knowledge of af-
airs connected with the immense stock
4 goods ordered auguys well for Salt
AXE City. We can vouch for the gen.
Ieman to all our readers. :